TITAN SLAYER Ⅱ

Don't really know if I should bother writing a review for this game but I will anyway (since it seems that they are taking down reviews and any critique towards this game) With the 75 minutes that I have played I have beaten the game on the Normal difficulty, and the final boss twice. Boss designs are absolutely superb, and goes on my list of the most enjoyable boss fights I have ever recorded. But there is a big "but" in here since this is a negative review ^^; The hitboxes. I understand they wanted their players to use the whole body and that is great, if the hitboxes were made better. Sometimes, when you see an attack coming in on your left, you go to the right. But if the game decides you somehow are inside of this hitbox, you are still hit. Other attacks seems to be so insanely close to you that no matter where you dodge towards, you are still going to get hit. Which is what killed the final boss fight for me. SPOILERS-- As epic as the dragon boss is, having to literally drop down flat onto my stomach to avoid it's attacks, was more of a hassle than a cool design. Let me clarify I am not in a bad shape. But when the tail swipes from side to side and you lie flat down,…

More visually impressive than TS 1. Easier (due to an infinite respawn-style God mode). Shorter at less than 90 minutes. I refunded this because £25 is way too steep for a game of this length.

Amazingly well done game, really makes you feel like in a movie and the physical demands make it ever more immersive. The first game's last boss is better though, this game's one is underhweling when compared. Would without a doubt buy Titan Slayer 3, if released.

This game is WAY overpriced. Don't fall for it. This is in no way a high quality VR experience. In fact, it feels very low budget and janky. The only way to move is to teleport to the very few nodes, which makes the game frustrating as waves of creatures surround you in zombie-like fashion with absolutely no way to move away from them. This also caused me a great deal of frustration with the boss battles that I was constantly losing. Shooting the guns and firing arrows from the bow also felt unpolished and highly inaccurate. The frame rate also drops each time you slash the creatures. I just did not enjoy my time spent with this game and I cannot recommend it. I would much rather play other VR games.

Highly underrated! Yes, it is short, but it's an acceptable length. The high quality experience makes up for it. It feels carefully curated. The graphics are excellent(low res tho), the enemies are huge, and combat feels great. The pacing is perfect and you're never lost. This is a great showpiece for new vr players and a great workout for veterans. It's a fantastic spectacle! Highly recommended!

To Developers. This game is great and has possible potential, but something's not right, First off there are only 2 stages which kind of lacks any areas. Second, the weapon choices are too few, even the first game had more weapons than this, alongside having no load out changes like the first game. I would hope this game can get updated soon with more content.